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Show HN: Claude Code Manager
(claude.ldlework.com)
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ldlework
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ldlework
4y ago
Unironically, yes. That's exactly how anarcho-capitalists see it. To them, Anarchy just means "no coercion/state", it doesn't mean a lack of structure, delegation or coordination.
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ldlework
4y ago
This is quite cool.
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The Gigerian Farce (DALL-E 2)
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ldlework
4y ago
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ldlework
4y ago
Created this short visual narrative with Dall-E in the style of H.R. Giger. Human figures live their lives in a surreal dystopian world, until they find a hole leading to an even stranger one. Video was made with React Remotion which was pr
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ldlework
4y ago
All you've done is push the burden of constructing the dependency to whomever is calling an passing that dependency to __init__ Consistently applied, all construction gets pushed to the entry-point of the program. Congratulations, you&
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ldlework
5y ago
When this was first being presented at the Hackathon where it was created, I joined a few seconds late due to some camera trouble. My first thoughts where "Wow, they really went above and beyond, so tightly choreographing their present
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ldlework
5y ago
Try http://type-tetris.ldlework.com :)
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ldlework
6y ago
I'm still having this issue.
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ldlework
6y ago
If the code is implementing against interfaces, why would late binding mess up your IDE experience at all?
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ldlework
6y ago
In my opinion, you probably don't have good reasons.
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ldlework
6y ago
> I have a hard time seeing anything new here. > Just .. [a] new perspective... okie dokie
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ldlework
9y ago
I have recently started looking into Nix to solve the problem of dotfile deployment to new OSX workstations. When you get a new laptop, you clone your dotfiles, maybe symlink them to your home directory -- and then what? Nix solves this pro
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ldlework
10y ago
ITM
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ldlework
10y ago
This is by far the best podcast Ive personally enjoyed besides maybe Waking Up with Sam Harris. The "old friends" chemistry the hosts have cannot be understated. In the morning!
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ldlework
10y ago
...and user type-classes, compile-time AST macros, and GC-as-an-API
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Introducing Mycroft Core
(mycroft.ai)
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ldlework
10y ago
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ldlework
10y ago
Would really appreciate some kind of link to the discussion you mentioned..
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ldlework
11y ago
Oh sure. I'm asking specifically, given that I'm writing software happily in Nim, what potential pitfalls am I blind to? My software is compiling to C and it shouldn't be so I'm wondering what can I expect to actually ex
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ldlework
11y ago
Oh, I've been writing software in Nim pretty happily for a months now. What problems am I blind to?
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ldlework
11y ago
Huh, I keep hearing more and more about it in places I'd never suspect.
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ldlework
11y ago
I'll go ahead and plug my own introduction video which gives a light introduction to the core grammar concepts in lojban: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjSTUK3hFI If you can absorb what's in this video, you cou
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ldlework
11y ago
You were down-voted but I actually agree. I did conclude the article by saying that templates seem really nice for closing the gap on refactoring code that not even generics could wrap up. So the intention was to convey that templates are r
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ldlework
11y ago
You were down-voted but I secretly agree. wait - oops. :)
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A cursory look at meta-programming in Nim
(blog.ldlework.com)
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ldlework
11y ago
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ldlework
12y ago
These are definitely exciting times for container networking!
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ldlework
12y ago
Thank you. My mouth was literally agape.
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ldlework
12y ago
Hey I am just curious as to what you see as the dark corners of Nim?
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ldlework
12y ago
I certainly agree.
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ldlework
12y ago
Hey I come from Python too and I just want to put out there both that Nim is a normal language - you can use it without templates or macros (you might end up using someone else's macro because some stdlib or library is implemented as o
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